Virginia Spiderwort flower.

Posted on July 22, 2018July 22, 2018 by David M

A Virginia Spiderwort flower after rain. Wort used in the names of plants and herbs can mean that the species was traditionally used medicinally or as food.

The plant is native to eastern North America. It is commonly grown in gardens and this flower was photographed in Cheshire, England.

Raindrops on a Virginia Spiderwort flower.

4 thoughts on “Virginia Spiderwort flower.”

WhyToStop July 22, 20184:57 am Reply

Amazing post..good to know about that beautiful flower 😊

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1. davidmsphotoblog July 22, 20184:59 am Reply
  
  Thanks. I don’t know what the Spider part of the name refers to.
  
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Garfield Hug July 22, 20189:28 am Reply

Thanks for sharing such a pretty bloom😃

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1. davidmsphotoblog July 22, 201810:43 am Reply
  
  No problem, the raindrops make it a favourite for me.
  
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